Sunscreen Ultra Mist Sport Performance Broad Spectrum Sun Care Sunscreen Spray - SPF 30, 6 Ounce

No sunburns and a nice even tan. Easy to spray, doesn’t dry greasy at all.

Works! I went to the beach last weekend and missed a spot while applying it. The only spot that burned was that missed spot.

This sunscreen has nice coverage and isn't too heavy on your skin once applied. Def keeps you from getting burned! Its a good value if you live where you go through a lot of sunscreen.

This probably isn't the best sunscreen I've ever used, but it's certainly not the worst either. And for me, it gets a lot of bonus points for being easy to apply and not feeling like I just dipped myself in grease. It's also easy for me to apply to areas that are otherwise difficult to reach - especially my back - and the application tends to be much more even than when I use a lotion. With lotions I inevitably miss a spot (or 5) and end up with burns that are both ugly and painful. One downside of any sunscreen mist is that trying to apply it with even the slightest breeze (like from a fan or open window) can end up coating everything around with a fine mist of sunscreen, so I try to only use this outside. I also reapply it throughout the day, especially after swimming, as its dry finish can make it difficult to tell how much is still intact. Overall the ease of application and non-greasy finish are what I love most about this! Like most people, I rely on honest product reviews to make purchase decisions. Because the experience of others has been so helpful to me, I try to provide honest, helpful reviews to assist other shoppers in selecting the right products for them. I hope my review has been helpful to you!

As long as there is no wind, this product sprays on fast, light, and even. It resists perspiration, although for best results you still need to reapply it every 2 hours or so. It's really nice to be able to apply sunscreen without getting it on your hands. However, to use this product on your face, it's best to spray some into your palm, and then spread it onto your face and ears. Note that all sunscreen has the potential to melt some plastics, including the frames and lenses of cheap sunglasses.